Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-25

Bishop, of Orange, J. T. Nourse, c. f..
Grouard, j, Il. Leadsworth and L. II.
Nickerson.
N. s. &. w.
The principal event in Southern
California during the past week was
the institution of Arrowhead Parlor
No. ITO in San Bernardino, last
Wednesday evening. Promptly on
time Messrs. William Stephenson, J..
III. Clancy, j. d. Schieck, F. L. Can
tin, F. G.. Schumacher, j. II. Schu-
macher, T. Z. Rowan, Jr., Frank w.
Marston, r. G. Heinsch. S. M. Nor
ton, Chas. A. Vogclsang and Homer
G. Katz, the Deputy District Grand
President, assembled at the Santa Fe
depot en- route to the charming city of
San Bernardino. At Pasadena VIM.
Kahn of Golden Gate Parlor No. 20,
San Francisco, joined the dele
CATION. AT Palomares some seduc-
tive allurements, probably zeal
ico," enticed Messrs. Chas. and
Alex. Vogelsang away, they bid
the boys adieu with tears of regret
over the lost banquet-awaiting the
delegation to San Bernardino. At
Ontario. the festive young drummer
Meyer J. Newmark, Jr., joined the
crowd. The delegation reached San
Bernardino and were courteously re-
ceived by committee of the San Ber-
nardino boys and escorted to the st.
Charles hotel. Here were found Messrs.
A. NJ Edelman and E. ID. Mulcahey
of Los Angeles Parlor No. 45; Also
Messrs. Al. Hoen, of Sunset 26, Sac
ramento, G. w. Block, of Hydraulic
So, Nevada City, Bro. Coleman, of
San Francisco Parlor No. 40.
Promptly at O'Clock the members of
Arrowhead Parlor to the number of
thirty-five assembled in Odd Fellows
Hall, and Homer C. Katz, the District
Deputy, assisted by the visiting MEM
bers, proceeded to initiate the candi-
Gates, install the officers and institute
the Parlor. After these ceremonies
had been completed many remarks
were made by the newly elected Off
GERS, showing determined spirit to
make Arrowhead Parlor a shining
light in the heavens of the order,
notably the remarks of President
Dwight w. Fox, Past President ID. d.
Rich and Past Grand Lecturer G..
w. Nash, the first Grand Lecturer of
the order. Many of the visiting
members responded to calls and
wished the new Parlor every. success.
The members, visitors and invited
guests repaired to the finest restaurant
in the city, where an elegant banquet
had been spread. Every available
seat was occupied and the menu was
a magnificent one. Everything went
like clock-work and much pleas
ure was visible on every countenance.
The first toast of the evening was
"Our Guests" which was gracefully
responded to by President Fox. The
next was "Our Order" responded to
by District Deputy Homer c. Katz,
who gave history of the order,
and urged the new members to
unite in making their Parlor
one of the best in the State-his re-
marks were received with much ap-
plause. The members of different
parlors throughout the State who were
present gracefully responded to toasts
to their respective parlors. Bro. t. f.
Rowan Jr. humorously responded
to the ladies'; Bro. Mast, Past Grand
Lecturer, feelingly responded to the
pioneers; Bro. Marston did the hon.
Ors for Ramona Parlor, although
claiming to be too full for utterance.
The press was responded to by Mr..
Kiplinger, of the San Bernardino
Press, who made an excellent speech,
promising every possible assistance to
the new parlor. The banquet
broke up with cheers for San
Bernardino and Arrowhead Parlor in
particular. Among the members OF the
new Parlor is Assemblyman Barton, a
member of the Lower House of the
last Legislature. The personnel of the
new Parlor is unusually fine, compris-
ing the most prominent men of San
Bernardino. Mr.. Darby, of the Arrow
head Hotel, will present the parlor
with an elegant silk banner in honor
of the name.
Ramona Parlor meets tonight. A
large number of candidates will appear
for initiation.
San Diego Parlor, No. 1OS, has
issued invitations to Fresno Parlor,
Visalia, Porterville, Hartford, Tulare,
Selma, Baker, Los Osos, Arrowhead,
Invincible, Ramona and Los Angeles
Parlors, to celebrate the thirty-seventh
anniversary of the admission Of Cali
fornia into the Union, on the 9th day
of September next, in that city. One
member of the San Diego Parlor has
headed the subscription list with
$500. Excursion rates will be OBJ
tained from the railroad companies,
and an immense number of Native
Sons and Pioneers will assist in the
celebration. The San Diego boys de-
serve great credit for their zeal, and
every Native Son should lend his pres
ence toward assisting them.
President Del Vale returned yester-
day from his rancho, and will preside
tonight at the meeting OF Ramona
Parlor.
Masonry.
The members of Cnur de Lion Com
mandery No. 8, Knights Templar
have decided to make the pilgrimage